till her breath warmed his face

tarrl lightowlernew review of colin andrew sheffield's signatures by jim haynes in the wire magazine, right next to giancarlo toniutti's stunning new cd qwalsamtimutkw?italuc'ik (and now he almost did make himself into hemlock needles, it is said) sound-field for rattle-harp....there's plenty of preamble when it comes to this album from colin sheffield. this artist works reductively with

signatures, in the regular edition, is now available

invisible birds is deeply honoured to release the very fine disc by mr. colin andrew sheffield entitled signatures, in the regular edition.here, we have posted a nice review:seattle’s colin andrew sheffield has been quietly destroying sound since the late 1990’s. beginning with 1998’s side one/side two, on his own elevator bath imprint – also home to recordings from adam pacione and rick reed,

(broken light) an early appearance heard in the evening

colin andrew sheffield - signatures special edition - invisible birds

in honour of olivier messiaen's 100 birthday

colin andrew sheffield's signatures due december 10thin honour of olivier messiaen's 100th birthdayin collaboration with invisiblebirds.org, the art of memory is pleased to announce a new release by colin andrew sheffieldlimited to an edition of 60 examples,which includes a bonus 3 inch cd broken light, a booklet with abstracted photography by tarrl lightowler and text by richard inwards f.r.a.s

blurred layers of sound

classic drone (number 1):colin andrew sheffield, first thus, elevator bath, 2005first thus: the first edition published in the present form. often used to denote a book that was published previously by a different publisher.i'm not sure how i ever let this one escape me the past couple of years. i've always enjoyed colin's previous projects, which are also available on his own fine label,